Funded Artificial Intelligence Startups in The Netherlands
Among the 10 most recent AI rounds in The Netherlands shown here, one disclosed amount stands far above the rest: Smart Robotics raised $12M on 2026-04-15.
Among the 10 most recent AI rounds in The Netherlands shown here, one disclosed amount stands far above the rest: Smart Robotics raised $12M on 2026-04-15. The next-largest disclosed rounds cluster around $3M or below (Lucend at $3M on 2026-01-26; OurMind and Delphyr at $2M on 2026-06-11 and 2026-03-03; Guzco at $1M on 2026-05-15), while the largest number of entries are smaller or undisclosed.
Geographically, the list is concentrated in Amsterdam/Noord-Holland: OurMind (2026-06-11), Agensi (2026-06-09), Guzco (2026-05-15), NEKOD (2026-05-11), GLBNXT (2026-04-13), Delphyr (2026-03-03), and Lucend (2026-01-26) are all Amsterdam, alongside other Dutch locations (Best for Smart Robotics, Noordwijk for OPT/NET, and Noord-Brabant for Smart Robotics). Temporally, rounds span 2026-01-26 through 2026-06-11, and 6 of the 10 entries fall between 2026-04-13 and 2026-06-11. Stage disclosures are mixed: 4 of 10 entries are marked “undisclosed” or “Series Unknown” (OPT/NET, NEKOD, Studio Automated, GLBNXT).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the standout outlier, and how far above the rest is it based on disclosed figures?
Smart Robotics’ $12M (Series A, 2026-04-15) is the only disclosed round above $10M in this set. The other disclosed amounts shown top out at $3M (Lucend, 2026-01-26), with multiple $2M rounds (OurMind 2026-06-11; Delphyr 2026-03-03) and smaller disclosed rounds like Guzco’s $1M (2026-05-15).
Does the Amsterdam/Noord-Holland footprint dominate, or are other cities meaningfully represented?
Amsterdam appears repeatedly across different dates: OurMind (2026-06-11), Agensi (2026-06-09), Guzco (2026-05-15), NEKOD (2026-05-11), GLBNXT (2026-04-13), Delphyr (2026-03-03), and Lucend (2026-01-26). Outside Amsterdam, the remaining locations are isolated entries: Best (Smart Robotics, 2026-04-15), Noordwijk (OPT/NET, 2026-06-08), and “Noord-Holland” appears with Amsterdam-based companies rather than additional separate cities.
How concentrated are rounds in time within the 10-row window?
Half of the rows are clustered in a late window from 2026-04-13 to 2026-06-11: GLBNXT (2026-04-13), Studio Automated (2026-04-16), Smart Robotics (2026-04-15), NEKOD (2026-05-11), Guzco (2026-05-15), and OurMind (2026-06-11). The earliest date shown is 2026-01-26 (Lucend), creating a span of roughly five months across the list.
What stage/amount disclosure pattern stands out in this sample?
Stage is frequently not specified: 4 of 10 rows are either “undisclosed” amount or “Series Unknown” (OPT/NET is undisclosed on 2026-06-08; NEKOD is undisclosed on 2026-05-11; Studio Automated is undisclosed on 2026-04-16; GLBNXT is undisclosed on 2026-04-13). Among the remaining disclosed entries, Seed dominates in visibility (OurMind, Guzco, NEKOD is undisclosed, Delphyr, Lucend), with Smart Robotics the only explicitly labeled Series A (2026-04-15).
Which entries look like they warrant extra diligence because they combine notable geography with missing financial disclosure?
The non-disclosed amounts with clear place names include OPT/NET in Noordwijk on 2026-06-08 (undisclosed) and Studio Automated in Amsterdam on 2026-04-16 (undisclosed). NEKOD (Amsterdam, 2026-05-11) and GLBNXT (Amsterdam, 2026-04-13) are also undisclosed, so the recurring Amsterdam clustering plus missing amounts makes these entries stand out for verification and outreach sequencing.
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